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A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) can help food and beverage facility owners plan and schedule assets and labor to optimize overall plant efficiency and minimize downtime. But it can do much more. Due to a CMMS’s ability to track maintenance activities, it can provide proof to government regulators and quality auditors that necessary maintenance on critical processing components was performed properly, on time and with the desired results.